It is making it clear that no there will be no resistance possible in the event of a criminal act. My brother is stuck in Sacramento, deals with large amounts of cash and was denied a CHL in CA. He had one in VA. Why should only business owners be able to have a CHL? No CA is a nightmare. Leave and leave quickly. John (my brother) is working hard towards moving to AZ, but is running his FIL's business so that is hard.knotquiteawake wrote:How is taking away the right to carry an unloaded firearm "laying out the red carpet" for criminals? Its not like an unloaded gun is any kind of deterrent or useful in stopping any crime. If you can't carry the firearm loaded legally then you might as well not be carrying it, its going to reduce the number of MWAG calls at least. CC Permits are going to vary by county from what I understand. Where my parents live (In the country, very conservative elected officials) it is not unreasonable for a business owner who makes cash deposits on a regular basis to be fairly easily granted a CC permit by the local authorities. Los Angeles is another story though... impossible to carry there unless you are LEO. Their CC permit system is the red carpet, its among the reasons I move out of California and into Texas.
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- Mon Oct 10, 2011 8:46 am
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- Mon Oct 10, 2011 7:40 am
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California bans open carry
CA has officially laid out the red carpet for all criminals to come there and prey on it's citizens as not only will they not issue CC permits but they now do not permit even the open carry of unloaded firearms. What I have to say about this is not appropriate for a family friendly website. Just thought yall should be aware.
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